Huge Pair of Handyside Campana Urns No.1 & Plinths c.1880 fire side The rich colouration and tight

The rich colouration and tight grain are characteristic of fruitwood

In the 16th Century Paracelsus in his work “A Book on Nymphs

deep drapes and folds of the gathered flowing robe falling to her feet

particularly with their original pedestals

Provenance direct from Crowe Hall

Huge Pair of Handyside Campana Urns No.1 & Plinths c.1880 fire side The rich colouration and tightA striking and rare pair of oversized Campana Urns with satyrs masks from the renowned English Foundry the Andrew Handyside Company (Britannia Iron Works, Derby) c. 1880 The campana style urn on its associated pedestal has decorative open loop and satyrs mask handles on a deeply gadrooned bowl set upon a raised spreading socle foot. The body with a lobed everted rim is decorated with a foliate frieze accentuating the overall relief and detail. Cast